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Tweetsay remixes pics and tweets into unique badges

Ernst-Jan Written on 30th September 2008                                                                                                              4 COMMENTS some text
Ernst-Jan Pfauth, editor in chief

Canadian David Chan has created a rather cool and funny Twitter tool called SayTweet. It allows Twitter users to combine photos with Twitter updates. Just upload a canvas (picture) and point out which users are on it. TweetSay will then generate a picture with text bubbles consisting of the latest Tweets.

This makes TweetSay a fun tool to create unique pictures for your blog or social network profile. For example, I twittered at Picnic last Friday about how Amazon CTO presented Dutch start-ups Soocial and Project E on stage. If I combine it with a picture from Project E’s co-founder Renato Valdés Olmos on stage, you’ll get the following result:

@renn on stage with @werner while @marlooz films

Though it’s a fun Twitter badge, I’m not sure whether people will come back to TweetSay often. This would change if Chan also offered a feature that makes it possible to combine pictures with a specific tweet. Users could then combine a picture of a person with a tweet he was actually posting around the very moment the picture was taken.

About the author: Ernst-Jan is blogger and co-organizer of BLOG08, who previously worked in New York to cover news at the United Nations. Next to writing, he's also a singer in the band Christina Five. Follow him on Twitter or read his personal blog Dutchproblogger.com .

4 comments/trackbacks to “Tweetsay remixes pics and tweets into unique badges”

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  1. By David Chan on Oct 1, 2008

    Thanks for writing about SayTweet. I think your idea is a very good one and I’ll definately look into it.

    Reply

    By Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten on October 1st, 2008:

    Let us know when you launch it!

    Reply

  2. By Patrick de Laive on Oct 2, 2008

    It could be pretty neat, but now it seems lame and not useful. If I upload a picture to flickr it also contains data about the time the picture was taken. Combine the time (slot) with tweets about a certain topic.

    In this case Saytweet should recognize the time the picture was made, I would say grab tweets with #picnic and @werner or something like this.

    Reply

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